When will the hyacinth of the Western Narcissus be planted? Explain the breeding methods and matters needing attention in detail!

Hyacinth, also known as Narcissus, is a common indoor foliage plant. It is deeply loved by flower friends because of its various colors and pleasant fragrance. Many people like to put a pot at home or office. When will hyacinths be planted? What are the breeding methods and matters needing attention?

1. Introduction of hyacinth

1. What is the fancy language of hyacinth?

Hyacinths come in a variety of colors, and each kind of flower has a different language, so don't make a mistake when giving it away.

(1) White hyacinth: secret love, pure and light, or love that dare not show.

(2) Yellow hyacinth: I am very happy with you.

(3) Blue hyacinth: a blessing of nobility, persistence, chastity, as happy as to see you, and pure love to the newlyweds.

(4) dark blue hyacinth: a little melancholy because of love.

(5) Red hyacinth: thank you for your touching love (your love fills my heart)

(6) pink hyacinth: admiration and romance.

(7) Peach hyacinth: represents enthusiasm.

(8) Light green hyacinth: if you want to have no secrets, you must first have a kind heart.

(9) Purple hyacinth: sad, melancholy love. Apology, regret. If you get my love, you will be happy.

(10) lavender hyacinth: gentle temperament, romantic feelings, sadness.

2. What kinds of hyacinths are there?

Annemarie, Antarctica, Atlantic Ocean, Apricot Passion, Blue Pearl, Carnegie, Gypsy Queen, Jenny Persia, Pink Pearl, Cornelia, etc.

When will the hyacinth be planted?

Hyacinth can be divided into soil culture and water culture, both of which are generally planted from September to October and can blossom in April of the following year. However, if it is in the south, it is usually planted in November, because the temperature in the south is too high in September, which is not conducive to hyacinth growth.

1. Soil cultivation: planted around October, just bury the bulb in the soil and apply fertilizer to grow.

2. Hydroponic culture: good planting in late September. Just put the intact bulb on the glass bottle, add the right amount of water and place it in a cool place to take root and blossom.

Third, what are the breeding methods and matters needing attention of hyacinth?

1. What are the breeding methods of hyacinth?

(1) temperature requirements:

Hyacinth requires higher temperature. Generally, bulbs grow well at 2-6 degrees, sprout quickly at 5-10 degrees during germination, grow quickly at 10-12 degrees at long leaf stage, blossom quickly at 15-18 degrees at bud stage, flower buds differentiate well at 20-28 degrees, so the temperature required for different growth periods is also different. Try to control the temperature during culture.

(2) Lighting requirements:

Hyacinths do not have high requirements for light, and generally they can grow with a certain amount of light every day, so try to move them to shady places with scattered light in summer to avoid exposure, and move to places with light in spring, autumn and winter to avoid lack of light, resulting in yellowing leaves and thin plants.

(3) soil requirements:

Hyacinth likes to grow in an environment with loose and fertile soil, good drainage and rich organic matter, so when selecting soil, try to select semi-dry sandy loam with high content of organic matter. Of course, garden soil, rotten leaf soil, coarse sand and a small amount of bone powder can also be used to make mixed soil for planting.

(4) moisture requirements:

Hyacinths do not have high requirements for moisture, and generally only need to keep the soil moist, so when watering, try to determine the amount of water according to the dry humidity of the basin soil.

2. What are the matters needing attention in hyacinth breeding?

(1) good temperature control: hyacinth is hardy and suitable for growing in a low temperature environment, but when the outdoor temperature is below 0 degrees, it should be moved indoors to avoid freezing to death. In addition, in summer, try to move the bulb out of the soil or to a shady place to avoid root necrosis.

(2) do a good job of water and fertilizer: after hyacinth cultivation is successful, water and fertilizer should be controlled to prevent the bottom of the bulb from rotting.

(3) the bulb should not be harvested too early or too late: when the bulb matures quickly, it should not be harvested prematurely, lest the bulb is not mature enough. Of course, it should not be harvested too late, lest the soil is too wet and cause the bulb to rot.

The above are hyacinth planting time and breeding methods and matters needing attention. I hope it will be helpful to you.